HVAC Construction Project Manager

Trane Technologies•Cypress, CA

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

Trane Technologies is hiring an HVAC Project Manager in Jacksonville, Florida. The role is responsible for project financials, administration, implementation, management, and customer satisfaction across assigned projects. The manager leads the project team through all facets of each project and serves as the established point of contact for stakeholders. The project portfolio may include smaller projects as well as larger, multi-building or complex construction projects. The position requires knowledge of current job-market conditions and pricing strategies, and the ability to support sales by developing project scope. The role works onsite Monday through Thursday with colleagues. On Fridays, the employee may choose their work location based on work requirements. This is a safety-sensitive role and may require additional drug screening.

Requirements

3–5 years of experience with project schedules and project-management construction software.
Extensive financial analysis experience, including cost segregation, margin analysis, earned value management (EVM), or similar project-based financial methodologies.
Strong financial project-management ability and sufficient technical or construction knowledge to manage scope, schedule, and risk.
Prior experience resolving collections and customer financial issues during project execution.
A valid driver's license held for at least 12 months.
No major or frequent traffic violations, including DUI, hit-and-run, license suspension, reckless or careless driving, multiple smaller infractions, or preventable collisions in the previous three years.

Nice To Haves

Construction Project Management certification.

Responsibilities

Maintain customer satisfaction by investigating concerns, implementing corrective action, and developing communication plans with internal and external stakeholders to provide timely project updates.
Lead project administration, including adherence to contract penalty clauses and liquidated damages, reviewing reports to identify deficiencies, recommending corrective actions, maintaining business compliance and project documentation, following safety guidelines, and navigating requirements of governing agencies at state, city, county, federal, and local levels.
Manage project finances, including cash flow, monthly cost and revenue forecasts, cost-at-completion forecasts, expenses, collections support, and applied costs; oversee preparation and communication for monthly backlog reviews with leaders.
Validate project scope, cost, and schedule by reviewing contract documents, holding internal meetings, and establishing customer expectations.
Identify project risks and develop mitigation plans.
Select appropriately qualified subcontractors, oversee the subcontractor request-for-quotation process, award subcontracts, manage subcontractor execution, and establish communication guidelines covering progress, meetings, billing expectations, and safety.
Create and maintain project schedules using tasks, dependencies, and milestones.
Support sales functions with scope development.